The November 2026 CMMC Deadline and What to Expect in the Next 9 Months

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With all the shifts in cybersecurity, one framework has been steadily solidifying requirements and expectations: CMMC. With the revision of CMMC 2.0 and the following feedback from vendors and the industry, it has been a years-long process to get this framework in place. Now, contractors in the DIB are seeing that framework become concrete requirements. 

With the October and November deadlines approaching, organizations in the DoD supply chain must understand what’s coming and what they should do. 

 

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Preparing Personnel and Policy for CMMC

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To meet CMMC requirements, organizations need a security strategy that integrates technology, people, and policies. It is important to know when to use IT solutions and when to involve HR and leadership so everyone works toward the same goals.

If you are a Department of Defense contractor preparing for CMMC certification, remember that people and policies are as important as technology.

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MSPs, CMMC, and FedRAMP in 2026

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For MSPs supporting defense contractors, federal agencies, and cloud service providers, 2026 marks a turning point when most regulatory bodies expect architecture, compliance, and service delivery to align.

This is made even more readily apparent with changes in federal requirements. The DoD’s phased rollout of CMMC and FedRAMP 20x are clear signal that the government expects MSPs to focus on modern, risk-focused security. 

 

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